ThePinion

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by ThePinion 15y ago
Breeder Island looks pretty interesting. I've followed the Tumblr page to keep track of it. Can't wait to try it!
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by ThePinion 15y ago
Thank you! The pure definition of simpler terms I was looking for. Going through my code now to see if I need to make changes!
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by ThePinion 15y ago
An informative reply from Mr. Resig himself :) Thanks! I understand now. I generally use .attr to retrieve the id, class, or something like that, which isn't something that usually changes in my scripts. I mainly stick to .val() for inputs,
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by ThePinion 15y ago
I love how quickly they're pushing out these releases. It's awesome to have my applications constantly improving in speed without me having to do much. Although I'm honestly a bit confused on their explanation of .prop and .attr now... Mayb
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by ThePinion 15y ago
The Internet isn't blatantly selling your data or giving it away to just anyone because. Believe it or not there are actually safe places/protocols in which your data can't/shouldn't ever be recovered. Assange was right to point out Faceboo
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by ThePinion 16y ago
Amazing! Now let's get MySQL back!
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by ThePinion 16y ago
I love being able to change one number in my call to the Google servers for what jQuery branch I want and immediately see speed improvements in my apps/sites. Although some updates require you to make some changes to code, I haven't noticed
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by ThePinion 16y ago
I'll save you some time. This guy made a company that helps businesses with advertisements. Since Google sells ads he makes them a lot of money and they took notice and bought his company. In the future he plans to start more companies. Tha
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by ThePinion 16y ago
I just want you to know years ago I vowed to use RSS in all of my websites for the rest of my life. I would hate an Internet without RSS feeds (and Google Reader!)
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by ThePinion 16y ago
Shutting down the Visa and Mastercard probably didn't change too much, but this for sure will. Think of how much eBay is dependent on PayPal for purchases. This should be an interesting outcome! Even if people don't feel it's morally right,
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by ThePinion 16y ago
PHP - Everyone seems to hate you, but you've managed to help me get every job done. You may be a pain in the ass at times, but I love you and I'm sticking by your side.
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by ThePinion 16y ago
It's awesome how honest he was in who his competitors were and how similar they were to his product (including the fear that Google would eventually overtake) and yet all through the application he seemed very confident that his product was
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by ThePinion 16y ago
"new users (who have an extremely difficult time of getting anything noticed) and longterm posters (those who whatever they post gets noticed and promoted). Long-term this is not conducive to a healthy, growing community." ^ Digg
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by ThePinion 16y ago
I can safely say I don't remember even posting this. My jealous sarcasm must have thought it was funny a few hours ago. Won't happen again.
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by ThePinion 16y ago
Now I know everything! Can't wait to whip out that Xbox 360 Natal emulator in the next couple days.
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by ThePinion 16y ago
Over a million dollars, wow, pretty amazing! According to the JSON file, each of the developers will be getting $130,000+, right? I'm sure they will be eating a nice success steak tonight... or a fatty veggie burrito for the vegetarians, he
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by ThePinion 17y ago
I dunno. I wouldn't call myself a very advanced developer, but all my sites are pretty decently hashed, Salt included... It's amazing that Rock You was just seemingly really lazy (or stupid)